G-12 Task Group No. 2010-01 Class Y: A New QML Class for Non-Hermetic Space Products
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G12 Task Group No. 2010-01 Class Y: a New QML Class for Non-Hermetic Space Products
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Yearly Progress Update on the Class Y Initiative: Infusion of New Technology into the QML System
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G-12 Task Group No. 2010-01 Class Y: A New QML Class for Non-Hermetic Space Products
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Class Y: NEPP Championed Approach to Advanced Package Qualification
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Modeled IMF B y Effects on the Polar Ionosphere and Thermosphere Coupling
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Jing Liu↗
Solar Wind Entry Into Midtail Current Sheet via Low‐Latitude Mantle Under Dominant IMF B y : ARTEMIS Observation
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Chih‐Ping Wang↗
Energy and heat fluxes due to vertically propagating Y anai waves observed in the equatorial I ndian O cean
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W. D. Smyth↗
Saturn V, S-IC Y-ring electron beam welding system
Saturn V S-IC electron beam welding system
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Cross field magnetic modulator, measurement of Y parameters
Performance and cost advantages of crossed field magnetic amplifiers and modulators
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Some effects of y-axis vibration on visual acuity Final report, Jul. 1966 - Nov. 1967
Side to side head vibration effects on visual acuity measurements
Kaplan, R.↗
Mean oscillation amplitudes, thermodynamic functions, and molecular polarizabilities of mixed phosphorus halides of the type PX sub 2 Y
Mean oscillation amplitudes, thermodynamic functions and molecular polarizabilities of mixed phosphorus halides
Durig, J. R.↗
Analytic continuation of Appell's hypergeometric series F sub 2 to the vicinity of the singular point x equals 1, y equals 1.
Analytic continuation of Appell hypergeometric series into linear combination of four infinite series
Hahne, G. E.↗
An alternate form of Ueno's X- and Y-equations for inhomogeneous atmospheres
Nonlinear integral equations for inhomogeneous atmospheres derived from radiative transfer equations global form, noting relations to Ueno and Chandrasekhar equations
Abhyankar, K. D.↗
Sneak paths in X-Y matrix arrays
Integrated image sensor matrix array derived from equivalent circuit to minimize sneak path effects
Osborn, D. C.↗
Exploratory investigation of Y, La, and Hf coatings for nitridation protection of chromium alloys.
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Stephens, J. R.↗
Urban and regional planning proposal no. Y-10-066-001
There are no author-identified significant results in this report. A program has been completed to print out the radiance values for any specified combination of the four MSS bands for a specified sector of an image. A program to map intensities for any band is being written. An investigation of the characteristics of cities in the Brevard County area, as seen by ERTS-1, has been started. Investigation has not been completed, however, results initially obtained are presented. A Digicol viewer was used to determine the relative reflectance of cities (and other developed sectors) in the area. This was done by a combination of two methods: (1) varying the offset control so that the brightest spot appeared first, followed by the second brightest spot; and (2) reading the relative light transmissions at selected positions. A band 5 image was used and the results, in order of maximum reflectance apparent within the sector, are given.
Hannah, J. W.↗
Urban and regional planning proposal no. Y-10-066-001
The author has identified the following significant results. An investigation is underway to determine the applicability of ERTS-1 data to urban and regional planning problems, using data for East Central Florida. Small scale land use mapping is feasible. Urban and commercial areas are sufficiently distinguishable that ERTS-1 appears to be a useful tool for monitoring urban and commercial growth. Development patterns of cities, growth patterns of cities, and distribution and changes in certain sectors within cities can be analyzed effectively. Digital analysis methods are proving useful.
Hannah, J. W.↗